Sentence examples for consumed by frustration from inspiring English sources

Blair has been consumed by frustration, and by a sense that - particularly since the second bombing - the world had changed, and his government was not keeping pace.

If the convention becomes as disorderly as the primaries, it will reflect a party consumed by anger and frustration, led around by its most extreme base, and lacking any sense of forward direction.

And with that, Hickok, unintentionally or not, provides something of a description of where the Republican Party is a little more than a month before the election: embracing frustration; calling others resentful (while being consumed by resentment); ready to fight at the polls in a way that looks like scrounging, and could get more unpleasant than that.

A woman determined to give voice to both frustration and a militancy without being so consumed by either that she could not connect with those who did not instinctively relate to it.

While the lasting effects of the WTO protests were almost entirely consumed by 9/11, the following wars, and economic meltdown, the anger and frustration at corporate dominance remains and is, if anything, compounded by this century's rollback of civil rights.

"The judges have clearly expressed frustration with the fact that so much of their docket is consumed by applications that focus on foreign targets and involve minimal privacy interests of Americans".

I guess we are all consumed by the rage of having built a universe and a lifestyle that we ended up hating because of the loneliness and frustration that come with it.

Fats consumed by Alexander.

Weekends were consumed by soccer.

How consumed by the moment?

— Marquette Coach Buzz Williams is consumed by numbers.